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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

yITANTEO-A purchaser 10 q 40 acre farm, at
w class river bottom land 50 acres In cultivation.
acr, ,sture fen with pCsts ard three wires
price sjO o. 81 2Don time; will trade part for I'm
~ owed insi Wichita real estate. : humphry &
Son, 100 f agile oIock Wichita. Kan. s'2it
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

TNoR sALE-w n ar, 81. tp - E e. ssa go
IT In o pavsdsou's 81 81 " First ST AdLSr~sa
Cunniashar- o bar i2is Boston. Ma ny
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

y~OR RENTAL rosFu dwelling house. good Gel
r Ter good water good shade. sa@ BLOCK OF tet
csrs POSSESSION given Oc,ober /, 1851 Caldwell
Cculur, over Is Halnst. E4Ots
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

EOh SALn-G-n-rs m-ccasadl - ctzxa vel
c ed sstso STICK IA vide ssse. sc srosinG
Colorado e<rt uitu- nj town. lScse sst-s AMI proes.
stckurs % ~ caase for -etiins i've party easay
do1o Cuisines Al fresssk n "a enf-eL e--Ss>
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

I>OB I tADE-Thrce small IA ms. we'll located fos
H city property ~ small stock sac. Llosd n
kerfeIi room L. FerreiI building. 1855
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

M ASTED-To rent br and vi c. children
w orstrva If, two &C Joining rooms furnished or
partially furn Eet for right house Keeping, have
gss line stove Rere. ence. Addrts NJ K. Eagle nice
Wirh.a dos
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
WANTED.

w ANTED-The Yong woman fornssly .frorn
w NJ uni Hope VINO II qui' ed for WORK at s : z
Third ST TO Iease cal again. IlDsi
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
FOR TRADE.

rINO TRADES acres OF 4 fcely nprovrd land q
i trade for 10 within . ia . % Wichita
Call ON Morris ChsIreI4 a Aseker. So EA&t Doaxias-
ia
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

wy ANTED-To hire By the week q horse and two
Of, ce dt7 D.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

NTANTED-A purchaser for the best bargain in
w Wi ;hits, 100 ret { In Fsir Mount Pho .ditlon
with ell ht room house for 81 s0I 800 cash; will
take b. lauce on time, inquire OF James Robertson.
22l Main. i0S 6:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

INOR TRADE For q SsJgwtck iun farm I OYER
II n No ke iin.s. lsrx and tnposids sirius uses.
a nnshei Ia the be.t OF sty'a 4 - . %nt y stable
with eacl house equity In - to ~ S3t VIII take
in xch q we'd im srovet wa'aret - tgs,ct CO.
farm 81 the ssnc equity. Room over S1l DBas
las ave. J. Il KeG~orthy diGtA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

J.~oR SALE lag. Bay ser.s: years oi1. gentle
II ard Alma. sood trz-eies. single or double &is9
bussy AID hsrDsssi prior rss-~caAsis. Cal - 80
Enyorta ave. fSSst
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

Y-JR EAIE-One 81 the fasst res6src-. In the
ii uoTta part 20 Wschl.s a great osr.an. Apply
az Ro1se Boyd s. sOis assEts, q. a T. Daiieinz
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

EEJANTED-TIees and hedges to tim: have had
w many years experience all ork guaranteed
nrstclassi oruers t5rs uan post ONCE promptly at
tended 10. 4. j. M.h -rd, practical trimmer.
dos s.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
FOR sALR.

ISfOk SAl-E-Chcap hornes-ro tsose wzntfns to
Il bui f<rasi q -os q n bsiiaser a OJd<t~s ave-.
VIII sci lofs on Yesrs' ttre TEeJ alta tod
he n ssst Of the ctr tbs cad OF the 4 spd
Transit Motor line and tbs pressed b. ik orgs
here nearly hundred Thousand do lars h tavetrt
n mo m schi baildiasz and will ba ope-A-
ted The year arSunc. Ta< Sc los command . aas
v ~ ~ the city and will prove . d<hls prsEs 10
snose ousi nnw wnise psicss Al teryut arr within
the ea,e OF alt. dlal2w 49,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

Y-cR SALE s0as>s snd fots y zt>T Ger q
II So nd AID laird as a e a5ass sas 81 feet
on fndlsss NJ I % "a ~. Apply Il Z sssp
ter. rom - BlttiBg block. W3cnits aSs'
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

TOR Rents rom house a II IN q ne order; II has
+ h., .ud cold wate- ali tarOu IN the hoU IL l.
ma q Ell cat ION and near Douglas ana Main IL
would M Ike a II ~ GLASS boar log house. IL IL o
Tar. am. address lock Lol a.. City. llO g
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

THOR RENT-Two pleasant furnished rooms on
II ths first pur suilsble FOR wv four gentle
men Also 20 rooms second q or, ali 81 ssson
abe prices Price Is per suit SO 8. all. dU' g.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

I~OR EALR-Hcrs~ bosgy and bsfresz for ssIs
4 cheap fer cash. Iaaars a. kAazuoLa si@hlss. ia
Eafr So sSC
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
sTHA MD.

L, THkYsD-f-ayge sic boz black, suarsf
- IL c r OAK viii Dc paid for he
turn or Information leading 70 its recovery
C,TRAYYD-Oae back pony owEsr haze
- snms ~ sAlfiaz a FJuftn nal Eas. dtes -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

LSOR sAI.R-Ifvery barn and ssoch cheap for 60.
II or would trade FOR soosi farm IN 5tS via oyus-
". Apply TO A. & Johnston vsllsy Cent<x kans.a.
BdAw0
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

yTANTED-A good girl for Rerer houae work or
w man ana wife. Apply at Citizens Bank
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

Wy ANTED-By thoroughly CONF etent young
w lady st uation rtquiriI x clerical work Or as
clerk l. dry goocs store Address K. G. d. care
Eagle Office. dl0S g.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

Wy ANTEO-T sdies car learn fsncy work al
w have ~ ing dor e at their homes by aG-
dressing nrs. Il. J. Blackburn, 4Sl South Mark.t
diO9 e
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

I>OR sAIE-Yurnit8fs g snsrtirg b use. good
l. acatIgn, sozse Tor rept chesp for cska.
> ssse< 70 ret!r~ 81 = Ysu-sh ave-. NSss
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
FOR RENT.

NOR RENTAL bargain barge rooms T. ont ing
IL Douglas ave, large TO rms frodii1s Hh ave All
W flrnished and suitable fer onfcea. Always on
hand {, ont snd rear well fu nished Will re {
fer So sl6, StS . month siways kept clean AND
resr; isIis NUT bring T. fsrences Apply al
room II Hacker & Jackst building. eOi Douslss.
dSs:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

Wy AETED-Allr railroad labcrers working men
w ard tie makers 10 know that will begin to
shi o about the first of OCTOBER to Missouri Ar
kansas. rexss ana usana and al poipts snu b al
east Wnei Q there Is pient, or worF, all winter at
goo1 wages. lso u ant Immediately raro I'd feI ce
men TO snip o. the Rocs I,iand railway. s s. per
doyS 5a week for board and lodging Hotel porte,s
pant, ymeD, motel ya,dmen a dining room help
wanted every day. None bnt those who understand
the business need apply. Nation al Labor Blu eau
Sl3 4 Doug as ave. w. 4, Stiles prop uS-F-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

NTAETED-At once. 1915 FAirvisw eve, q good
w colo ed cook. Ars. l. Sherwood. l05 e.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

ylyANTED-Energe' 10 men and women to enter
w the nizht school which reopeBs at the South
Western Business C Ill,ge Monday evening Octo
her sd 90 2+t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

vNANTED-T1e j. dis TO call on Mrs Doisor
w when they want hair Gods. ladies and gents
wjgs made 70 der. front pieces q sve.f-Ity Tho
ony rel iatl lie place N The city. sl5 First street,
lll4s
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

Wy ANTED-Oae o. two rooms 3, furnt> he'd CT IN
w fu nishea. " III 90 lri Tor man ana wife. In
private family busEes S, IN not III part OF city
Address \. this ONCE. ITO %
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

wv ANTEO-S o 3 go acres coed stock firm wich
w tia or good K TOW n: small ucumbraDCe; " IL
give gcol trade. Lloyd b. .F-rrell. room ferrei
building Il6tt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

VIZ ANTED- Good girl for general houae work;
w mu,I be neat aud tidy; permane: employ ent
Inoure at iu5 West d u / AZ ave, dfS 81
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

wy ANTED-To furnish Il horse steam power for
w AZ kind Of niit work engine IN IL st class or
deE; viii t,s-r lsii e Pay for the same. Address
OF ell 50 " Ientral ave. ) D.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
WANTED.

w ASTED-F .rne-s an 70 tr scsors and every
w opty that empsoys labo- Of a y kind o come
to my osics and YOU ord RS. You so DUNG
viii ocure better help taaD YOU are Liable 20 pi
up: IL IL canv. .el You snd 10 re at
kindness the rnal sees ing empioyr en- for IN 20
ding ways have posiIioa al hand when hey
H5st
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

TYTAETED-A 50 d girl for grneraI beuse work.
w None a. her need apply. Cs.t at Wichita Al {
Gallery rs Main g. liUSt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

YyTANTED-A posi- lon af ; ,u1s Kind BY !opne
w man: Is a good pelman and acc untant hss
had experience IN ce-Sng aud ONCE NO x, can give
hest of references d bJlds II necessary. address
T. e Nacs. Eagle ociee. 1860
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

VyT ANTEO-Tot an money on notes and mort
w CAGES ard other G. liare+ al security or would
ny some short time mort e5. NafiEser & Level
ling room u Biting Block. lR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
likes THE TEMPERANCE PLANK.

To m IdtfDF 81 Ihc IrtDHh'
SIN: Permit TO express my sralihritioh ~ 'he
actioa ana re ,ut o; tho New York state Repnphcal
Convention As firm Republican since l-dl can
heartily IN Torso ever, resolution In ths platform huI
more especially dol rcolco ~ tho Temperance pahN
1t pre,c, my cherished convictions Tor many years
pas. tho Igh II constant advocate or pohioiuoh' !
hay been a hirl party prOlibiohii DeHe'lh' "'
the destruction a. tho liquor traffic could 10 sooner "h
better accomplished III anI by the kcPuphc"h Pn.
than bv any thlrl parry vita that hlra Hione -
on a., lnnn-r. The Ncwlork platform seems 10 ie ~
an,rl al. int any temperance man can "a ~
mot yoIli tine moro surely AM cue ,u'' -, ~
suppress the evils growing or tha frame AhI
Republican thit tm ntrontp ~
favor NJ the denomination o. james g. ndine ,. to
il,,i l,:i In ls,S An lsOber. Lincoln toI 'o
Pr'.ilpnt. cave these two men an No NV" '"'
stron..si and best ic.et that can Do Named ,.,,,,
HoyiciJn, H., Scpt 80. ISIS" L. J." HL"" NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
A CARD.

On sa,uriay October g. 1887. we were requfstsd BY
Committee OF "wslxng Delegates" 70 misc that We
woul not any materials 10 William j. Merritt Co
during the continuance strike Of tbs pnmberA We
declined to promise to sell materials 70
any able to pay for them We were aware thas
this rolu al might bring strike bat considered our
bound take all RISKS since to comply wout no
injustice to Mcssrs Merritt Co and would make rs
liable like demand whenever OF customers should
be engaged work IN connection with which labor
difficulties should se Unt Tuesday. October H. We were
delivering da than 100 points the city materials
aggregatlg 800 On that day the enre force OF cart
ed work without nntre We arc therefore obliged
To ask the indulgence OF our patrons pending reorgaDZa
tioa Of working force and which We expect TO have
pleted in few days
We regret tho serious delay and annoyance which
friends hav, lursi but believe have adopted the
course which W. promot, their own interest The long
run the hav saved self respect
an preserved for selves liberty the conduct Of
business
NewYork. october IA. 1887. 1880
PECK. MARTIN 4 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
HIS 1T REINSURED ITS OWN RISKS.
RUMO2s ABOUT THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE.

A FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY THAT MAY GO OUT
OF BUsINEsS-THE OFFICIALS RETIcENT.
The American Exchange Fire Insurance Company, OF
No. 80 Nassau-s. has been negotiating for some tme
with several larger panes Is said for transfer OF
all its risks II Is thought downtown that arrangements
were male yesterday by which the German American
Fire insurance Company. of No. 113 Broadway has re-
insured all tho Am 'ridan Excn1nge's policies Neither
President Raynor OF the Amorcn Exchange nor Score
tary Silvey of the German American. would deny or
confirm the rumor yesterday. II is admitted g,neray
however. that the American Exchange has been trying
weeks get rj Of its present liabilities either
to wind up busness alto Sether or to start anew
The capital stock of the American Exchange Company
is s2OOO In the annual report last January t sur
plus was $50 0)o It's said to do small. conseryaive
business taking risks chiefly dwelling houses 1t las
present fifteen outri,OSn agencies Tho movement
toward closing ont its busincs Is probably not
due to any impairment OF capital by
recent serious losses In the demorallled
condition OF in urance rates In ami NewYork and
with the sharp competition running 1t is almost m
possible for small company to do profitable business
and many OF the smaller pulling Ia their
horns while their resources are still unmpairel Inc
American Exchange has been in operation for Thirty
years but many Of its directors also directors In
larger companies and probably think it safer to conso
dato their Interests in the pinch which
are
President Raynor, OF the American Exchange Com
pany. willing to say that the house was st Issuing
policies and wOllI 20 Issuing them. The companys
condition. he asserted thoroughly sound There had
been some talk about rensurns the present risks but
that did not mean necessarily that the company wOllI
20 out OF business. The directors, the president
added, would hold a meeting before November l, at
which decision would be made whether to
wind up the concerns Of the company for
good or 20 taking risks a. usual ,,
The American Exchange Company before setting
finally with the German American a. II II iheugh ll
been negotiating with Niagara or the rauscr OF us
risks secretary Pollock OF the Niagara sald yesterday
that the American Exchange nal asked h' own company
for offer risks but That the bargain had NOT Deen
closed. lilo did think talt the American Exchange
capital al all wo ikenc1 but that the company WAS
out of business bccIu.e there was no money 10 e
made nowadays by smaller concerns As lar as pit.
Pollock the American Exchange risks ha NOT YET
been rcinsured Ia 0tler company But such STEP
II 1t had been tkcn was likely 10 he inale at any
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
rur AnMlssloX OF pAKOrA.

70 me Editor Of Ih~ frtON""
SIR. The &, I,ni4s,, az Dagoa IL the proper issue 10
pres. in 1883 II Justice which Is the cry oil a'or o"
cannot he secured from part sAnship by 's"5 VI 7
lied stat, containing jOJ.O0D people way sho"u ''
or set OF men think At posi- DE for thom - ge'
This issue also raises tue prohibition am "o'n' sum
IDEAS because those are IN the hew '"'o - 1,,
an, mt char relative political position 1t allows
, =, M r,,,ht into National politics by the Repubi'
ca, Marty OH An indirect issue OF justice 10 COMM"
wraita The writer urged THIS IN a pon~" If iss,;
vn,i.r fbe nom lie pinc of Marx lapel na 'a, o.,
uron,ctlr Anybod, ought to see tue uty VI .s. Of
iran, no.ition and :Io point IL 20" ~" v
some one els, WILL must ana sAali io"iS' n rtwrIt
Xer York, Oct II. 1887. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA oct. l4-rhc Athletic and PhiladclDhia
clu played another Tie series ioT the chaUpo sD
OF Philadelphia Today. The AtLecs punched their l7 N
the 5 Ath inn ny and as follows:
IN ia lei pla. ...-...----..O : y - "
3; Phla euha 3. Iitchers-seward ami Mad. Umpire
MI FergusOn
CHICAGO oct lathe Cincinnati club deca'e the Chicag'
team 10 day Ter Lively battle with the bats. Connolly
pitched his home club and ali 4iry well
The fol ows:
thcsg ...........-..-... -..-.-..--2 y u
Cine nnatl .............-.-.-.......4 10
Ba.e nts-Cncago 10; Cincinnati. O. Errors Chicago /;
Cincinnati D. PitchoIs-t Ohney AMI smith, Umpire MI
h' Quade
BALTIMORE, oct. lThe Baltimore club was beaten tody
after exciting game. The Wdshins ton psycfs
battcd kiIoy's delivery freely IN The io"fih
mining ami the seven runs scored gave them
the victory The a follows;
Baltimore. %
" asilg U y " "
observation-disclosures Q, Washington H. Errors -ENiti
more ) Washington. o. Pitchers kiTOJ ana "nithoy'
Umpire MI YorE.
INpiAxAroiIs. oct 1.-THE cleveland club defeated the
indianapolis nine today by the foOwin. score:
Cleveland. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
In Annapolis U U y W"
Easehits- cleveland Il; Indianapolis IA. Error q We
land Indianapolis PtcIcrs-Croweli aud Boyle Un-
pire-MT. Gardner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

r. n, Edltor or re- Tribur-
SIR: In THE TEtnrNE Of October >. your California
correspondent, spc king Of sc.temsuts In Mexico by
Americans. tho following woris; "Th' disastrous
end OF tho TOpolobampo project ought - warn any
American from venturiag across tho border When 40
much good land be obtained cheap In California
aud Arizona. It seem, folly for any one TO go into
Mexico" Sow have been watching the ropoloDampo
COLONY INFINITELY ever y started, and n is to'a'
error - say 1t has como to m eni. The Credit
Foncirr Company has been organized on the most
beautiful principles OF fr,tcrul harmony, similar To
those winch have nlto Collins Fanilisterc az Gui,c
France such won rrfll Denc iccncc 10 it, nearly 1000
people Thy means Of go operative union 40 many
poor struggling pc pie in France nave been enabled to
live In palacc surrounded By park and supplied WIN
the fines. means OF culture So that for twenty ,iN year,
would D. be . noble achievement n colony OF
America coIld work ont sim further tai, scirn'c OF
upright knowingly wrong tht, struggling coonY.
Vi axes made IN ,s early movements \ Iarsc
were unaccu.iou'i To any nara lihoI' insno' 'DDNn
there ltrAry - the Orders oi the directors. prlpi'
shelter uiort~ OBJ proper Tool cphi 'r nioNe" ~"
them ana OF course ihry hcchu" dl'-u-I'i hi" '"'s
back frtrfi Iuis. ~ cour*f. gave the ci'e
a harks~t Tor Willie. but 4 has enabled the 700 or
mo, croc ucr who remain on the ground Ia Work
10 i,r greater advantage AMI the 90 $50 i coming mp
again Mr. Albert r. owen. the ioiidof "l uc 'o"hy'
wv, /. .vnf.up his life and fortune without even
salary the cause soon Ia take 100 thorough
going workers 10 iopoobImpo and after wells nave
been sunk and hou-", bnlt and other improvements
air, av hrco'ue members ~ lne treit Fonricr tom-
panv Will 20 forward Their habor Is one OF the nest
Ia The wott an their Land ms lac sane mtte'99Hh'
yield az hi, thc soil or southern illoi"lf' lnc
Governors 81 sonora aud ~inaoA nave welcomed te.l
with open arms anl ihs hrAi,~h people tn tne'h VIZ
entirely free from s.cenoss and the climate ~
pronounced charming Tho directors arc n.-I ono"
N,,c IcrL oct = 1857
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
TIE TNrRIEs FOR TODAY.

Park Will close It's gates for 1887 today and II
offers ghy attractive programme TO its patrons
Mamie may win tie FIST race although she has had a
breat deal Of racre recently an Ovld second
ON Wednesdays George Oyster Will have chance
second race or "Wednesday lie beaten by
King Crab when carried only 10 to King crabs 100 To-
oa he tke MP l2l 10 King crabs 100 But Mednes
DAY tie most peculiar OF the Perhaps
George oyster accidentally gCt at eed'box or wafer
bukc; al the wIObc tine Certainty something was wrong
eLcr TIC col, has !Taon Or the race, or the ran
ling ana The plarct possible duty for the judges to
Investigate The !; would surprise slrewd .urfmsn
nNcr2e oyster should win to-day for he hno weight
ear er and very last colt Bat lie q. Wednesdays
race should be rIobed Tic bottom aud somebody should
suffer
Taking every thing into lie best 10
10 Wa the second Cascade for second place
Bradford should The tlG Lazy Primrose second.
Linden defeated NoaBe easlg they last that
a. should capture the fourth race. No ate second
E..L MAcE-IlANnicAE sEYEN ELKL0NGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
vOyUOTTI GRIVDJT-EOES DTSTTRBED

A~HrRY PsRN. oct j tS,ccodj.-Ihc publication III
to- ay'. IKIR Of the article abbit the roihar4dHi
action Of the Grand Jury u Monmouth Cohay III pass
Ing resolution ~. 10 'Ir ths otd 'nr' "a an c'''
unl..- The or.-nd cJmp iiuant was the nrs w''h'-'
caused crcat cSc emchi. 1ho mcmhcr, oi the par oil
the cOunty unann0u ty OF The Opin:oA thtl TIE
pas sag, aud enforcement ol the ,utOr was dlicie
violation OF tIe otth take1 ~ tIe -rini jnrpr a II
voI defeat the cIs 81 jls ice. Ih: Grand Jurors h'll
consul alton lay AM General ISli. the prosecutor
oil tao pleas. .Ino i'l - ihcr room lie SAN t'O
the pl~sa 81 Of iIc Resolution was wr'ng.
IIr or tId Jury nt' 40 Ell uIIuinbdsly nOl 10 ~" ="
bill -! in ICat against Lawyer turcplu, W Ni'N
smith OF Freehold. VINO drew revolver GA crowd "I
rduau. al cI l;ink when they threatened u mon '
son Who actin. - umpire at game OF pa'fp'" III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
ALBERT GRIFFIYS STRONG ADDRESS.

THE REV. Mr.. GOOD~ELL CONNENDS HIS ARGU-
NrNrS AGAINST rHiRD-PAErY PROHIBITIONS
To the EdiiOr Or Thc TribWHc.
SIR: have just finished reading Albert Grill ns
address 10 tnirlparty Prohbtoni-ts entitled "Powor-
lcs. for Go,l bat Powerful for Evil" Tho pamphlet is
written from the stan lpOnt %. tho Anti-snlopn Rcpnb
leans AMI i 4 can til. tsrss anI reitole historical
record .! the Republican party All t' relation TO mo
temperance case. ts clcarin lt3 statement rreiht
able I'm argument AMI thoroughly kini IN spirit, AMI
well calcuatc to convince those who can be reached.
and who cannot the writer does not waste any
time Il ought iu to De sent 10 every minister
In the state. In Of the fact that certain thri-
party organ in tins c.ty /, raising flni 10 send copy
Of ia book Advertising sheet to every minister IN the
Nation the i1uc o. Temperance aud religion seems
NO that II would be- morally and politically Wise 10
send along VITA IL copy oi Nh Guiins address 70
rax. the siirrt Of This tr.uccr 1ni ft,hcr o the
lsrpubctu party. 80 many ministers AMI ltyneh ara
recoiylag only such cXpari' statements AMI forming
Judgment. accordingly mt 10 would b- vol 10 let then
read both .IeI C,urot ruE rglBrNE start fund mat
Will hclp along this goo WORK would chceriuHy rem
tue ,y assistance u my power consistent Win
the en-igements 81 a busy NE.
GEORGE H. GOODSELt,
New YORK city Agent for Tic Tract Society OF tho Meho
dist Episcopal hurch
Mr.. Ior., oct -. Isl